Posts filed under ‘Tullycraft Tuesday’
Tullycraft Tuesday
Poison Control Center are playing tomorrow night with Kleenex Girl Wonder and Robbers on High Street (Robert Pollard not included) at Union Hall in the heart of Park Slope, Brooklyn. Today we have Poison Control Center performing the Tullycraft song The Last Song from the Wish I’d Kept A Scrapbook tribute record available on Unchikun Records.
Tullycraft Tuesday
With the 4th of July just around the corner, today we have the Vicksburg, Mississippi anti-folk collective Saltine Crack Whores performing a patriotic version of the Tullycraft song Wild Bikini. Enjoy!
Tullycraft Tuesday
Today we have Velma Spaghetti (aka Elias & Harry) performing the song Molly’s Got a Crush On Us. Happy Tuesday!
Tullycraft Tuesday
Today we have the band Iji performing the Tullycraft song Josie. This cover version appeared on the tribute album Wish I’d Kept A Scrapbook on Unchikun Records. If you or your band has recorded a Tullycraft song send it our way and we’ll post it on the site. Happy Tuesday.
Tullycraft Tuesday
Today we have Curtis Yee performing a ukulele version of the Tullycraft song Bee Sting Stings. If you know a band/artist who have recorded a Tullycraft song send it our way and we’ll post it on the blog. Happy Tuesday!
Tullycraft Tuesday
Today we have a band made up of sophomores and juniors in high school called The Crazy Laundry Kids. They just released their first album titled Silly and it is available on Bandcamp. Here is their cover of the Tullycraft song Twee. For more information about The Crazy Laundry Kids check out their Facebook. Happy Tuesday!
Tullycraft Tuesday
Today we have a video of the UK surf band, The Surfriders, performing the Tullycraft song “Wild Bikini.” Happy Tuesday!
Tullycraft Tuesday
The last Tullycraft Tuesday submission of 2010 is a song we received just before Christmas. You may be familiar with the cover of “DIY Queen” this Massachusetts-based band contributed earlier this year to the Tullycraft tribute album Wish I’d Kept a Scrapbook. But today, Mastertrack has given us a new uptempo recording of The Lonely Life of the UFO Researcher. The original version of this song appeared on the Every Scene Needs A Center album. Who knows what the new year will offer up? Perhaps we’ll have more Tullycraft Tuesday installments in 2011? If you’ve recorded a Tullycraft song, or know someone who has, send it our way and we’ll feature it on the blog. Thanks!
The Lonely Life of the UFO Researcher photo by Carlotta Fancypants
